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Application-specific pressure sensor manufacturer, Superior Sensor Technology, is now distributed through global electronics distributor Mouser Electronics. The differential low-pressure sensors made by the OEM are designed to be used in industrial heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning applications (HVAC), as well as for medical equipment. The HV Series, in particular, are high-performing, application-specific, low pressure sensors, and … Continue reading Mouser Electronics adds Superior Sensor Technology to their range →

Global electronics distributor, Mouser Electronics, announced on July 24 that it has signed a deal with Formerica Optoelectrics to distribute their full line, including optical interconnect solutions. Formerica’s portfolio includes optical transceivers, active optical cables (AOC)/fanouts, optical bypass modules (OBM), fibre channel products, and serial digital interface (SDI) transceivers. Formerica’s products are utilised in data … Continue reading Mouser to distribute Formerica Optoelectrics →

Mouser Electronics now stocks Texas Instruments’ (TI) OPA855 8-GHz Operational Amplifier. The decompensated amplifier is designed as a wideband, low-noise, bipolar-input operational amplifier. The amplifier is appropriate for use in high bandwidth transimpedance and voltage amplifier applications. With eight GHz of gain-bandwidth product, the OPA855 allows for high-gain configurations while ensuring wide closed-loop bandwidth. Minimising … Continue reading Texas Instruments’ 8-GHz Operational Amplifier now available from Mouser Electronics →

Bob Martin explains Mouser Electronics’ role in improving manufacturing processes. The number of technology makers – that is, people using basic electromechanical components to build something new – is increasing, and that increase influences professional electrical design engineers. These innovators are now incorporating products an amateur maker might use, such as a single-board computer or … Continue reading Taking up technology trends →

Mouser Electronics was awarded the 2018 Distributor of the Year – Top Revenue Award at the Electronic Design Solution Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, United States on the 7 to 10 May. Audio, video, and lighting connector systems provider, Neutrik presented Mouser with the award. “Neutrik is pleased to present Mouser with this award, which … Continue reading Mouser Electronics named Distributor of the Year →

Mouser Electronics now stocks the latest DACx1416 digital-to-analog converters (DACs) from Texas Instruments (TI). The DACx1416 is part of the pin-compatible family. It includes high-voltage-outputs with 16, 14, and 12-bit resolution, eliminating the need for an external component. TI’s DAC addresses the specific requirements of all Mach-Zehnder Modulator technologies and biasing topologies, making it suitable … Continue reading Texas Instruments’ new digital converter available at Mouser Electronics →

Mouser Electronics now stocks the latest PAN1762 Series RF module from Panasonic. The ultra-low-power Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 module enables large amounts of data in connectionless environments, providing a compact solution for the Internet of Things, beacon, and mesh network applications. The Panasonic module is based on the Toshiba TC35680 single-chip controller, featuring an Arm … Continue reading Panasonic’s new Bluetooth module available at Mouser Electronics →

For several generations, industry has been well served by robots. Now, cobots are transforming industry. Mouser Electronics’ Paul Golata explains. The Internet of Things (IoT) has arrived. Its future is profound. Billions of devices are being connected into the internet allowing for the capture, manipulation and processing signals across a host of sources. Computers connect … Continue reading Mouser Electronics: Collaborative robots are transforming industry →

A 2018 PwC report, Australia’s IoT Opportunity: Driving Future Growth, stated that across five industries assessed, which represent 25 per cent of Australia’s GDP, the Internet of Things (IoT) can achieve potential annual benefits of $194-$308 billion over a period of 8-18 years. This impact translates into average productivity improvements of about 2 per cent … Continue reading IoT solutions that improve sustainability processes →